Asia is on its path to recovery, albeit at a slower pace
COVID-19
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The renminbi will likely remain weak for the rest of this year, at least until China moves beyond “zero-COVID”
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China's recent COVID-19 spike threatens not just the health and security of its people, but also of the world’s second largest economy and the many countries that depend on its vast supply chains
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Tourism has yet to recover in Asia and the Pacific, but a few green shoots can help us understand how best to heal the sector
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With provinces accounting for nearly a quarter of GDP under partial or full lockdown, the cost of China’s zero-COVID policy is climbing
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The impacts of a Chinese slowdown on global trade
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Our behaviour during COVID-19 echoes that of individuals, societies and governments during past plagues. We can and should do better
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To stave off risks to recovery, policymakers should focus support on firms that can survive and prepare to restructure or liquidate those that cannot
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The Philippines’ fiscal response to COVID-19
An interview with Carlos G Dominguez IIIWe speak with the Philippines’ secretary of finance about how the country withstood the impacts of the pandemic and continues to remain competitive -
“We will not sit and wait idly while the planet burns”
An interview with Carlos G Dominguez IIIWe speak with the Philippines’ secretary of finance about the importance of sustainable finance and some long-term lessons from the pandemic
